I'm trying to use a decision object within a record for a related action. For the related action, I need to change the context based on an input. Here's what I've tried within my decision object. I feel like it is not interpreting the text correctly into the context. Is there a work around for this? U identifier input (object type) output (contextForRelatedAction) 1 = Type A { id: rule!getIdbyTypeAName(rf!Id), name: "Name for: Type A" } 2 = Type B { id: rule!getIdbyTypeBName(rf!Id), name: "Name for: Type B" } 3 = Type C { id: rule!getIdbyTypeCName(rf!Id), name: "Name for: Type C" }

Using Decision Object within a Record

danak451 over 6 years ago

I'm trying to use a decision object within a record for a related action. For the related action, I need to change the context based on an input. Here's what I've tried within my decision object. I feel like it is not interpreting the text correctly into the context. Is there a work around for this?

U	identifier	input (object type)	output (contextForRelatedAction)
1	=	Type A	{ id: rule!getIdbyTypeAName(rf!Id), name: "Name for: Type A" }
2	=	Type B	{ id: rule!getIdbyTypeBName(rf!Id), name: "Name for: Type B" }
3	=	Type C	{ id: rule!getIdbyTypeCName(rf!Id), name: "Name for: Type C" }

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0 Evan Rust
Certified Lead Developer
over 6 years ago

Hi Dana, I've run into this issue as well by trying to output a character code from a decision rule. Instead of outputting =char(123), the decision rule casts this as a string and outputs ="char(123)". I think that allowing expressionable output from a decision rule would solve our problems :)
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